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ProteinultrAA Bio Vegetable Protein Vegan 300g in our pharmacy bio, Comment on advice for use and dosage with our partner Avis checked after your purchase.
An association of 5 sources of organic vegetable proteins ( squash, hemp, sunflower, rice and flax ).
This formula has been developed to obtain the best nutritional properties and a great diversity of amino acids useful for the transformation of proteins by the body.
ProteinoltrAA is guaranteed without additives, gluten, lactose, soy, aroma or sweeteners. (Vegan)
ProteinultrAA Bio Vegetable Protein Vegan 300g is perfectly digestible and very well tolerated.
Proteins are necessary for the body, they contribute to the maintenance of good bone structure and muscle mass .
They can be taken by vegetarians and vegans to perfect their diet and diversify their vegetable protein source.
Athletes will find in proteinultrAA bio, a valuable aid to their muscle building and recovery because it contains BCAA.
A daily dose of 30 g brings :
3 measuring spoons per day (30 grams).
For a protein shake, mix a measuring spoon of powder with 100 ml of liquid (water, vegetable milk, smoothie, fruit juice, soup).
Comment on the recommendations for use and dosage of ProteinultrAA Bio Vegan Vegetable Protein 300g with our partner Avis checked after your purchase.
Pumpkin protein powder * 45%, hemp protein powder * 20%, sunflower protein powder * 18%, white rice flour * 11%, flaxseed powder * 6%.
* From Organic Farming
ProteinultrAA is in the form of a 300 g box.
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